TYLER DELOBEL 
Social studies teacher with an athletic background fit for coaching most 
sports including track, cross country, soccer, football, biking and skiing 
 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE  2828 Silverplume Dr. Apt S3 

Fort Collins, CO 80526 
Rocky Mountain High School, ​Fort Collins, CO — ​Student  (602) 471-8766 
Teacher and Floating Teacher  tdelobel@gmail.com 
 
AUGUST 2017 - PRESENT  CLUBS AND VOLUNTEERING 
Teaching along the Social Studies department with two 90-minute 
periods. Both classes are a test of classroom management as well as  Rocky Mountain Bike Club 
creating lesson plans that are informative and captivating.   Coach (current) 

  Impact Christian Campus 

WORKING EXPERIENCE  Ministries Volunteer and 
Resident (former) 
Jax Ranch and Home, ​Fort Collins, CO — C
​ lothing and 
Ciclismo Youth Foundation 
Hardware Associate 
Coach (current) 
AUGUST 2016 - PRESENT 

Retail and customer service experience in a supportive environment with 

coworkers of all ages, including high school students. 
OTHER CLASSES/EXPOSURE 
AND TEACHING IN: 
Levi Strauss & Co., ​Fort Collins, CO​ —
​ ​Sales Lead and Trainer 
Pre-AP World History 
AUGUST 2015 - AUGUST 2016 

Designed floor decorating plans, built schedules, trained new staff 

Classical Humanities 
members, and assisted in supply orders for new and existing products. 
 
EDUCATION  Contemporary Humanities 

Colorado State University, ​Fort Collins, CO — ​Bachelor’s of 

Arts, History  REFERENCES 
AUGUST 2013 - PRESENT 

Concentration in Medieval Chinese and Contemporary American history as  Robert Klebes, Mentor 
well as focus on Economics and English.  Teacher 
(970) 219-0973  
 
STUDENT TEACHING CLASSES 
Becki Schulz, Mentor 
Individual Lesson Planning and Mind Mapping, ​Freshman  Teacher (970) 556-9499 
and Sophomores 
Students with pacing issues (i.e. students with recurring illnesses or  Susan Chaffee, Coach 
attendance issues) who need constant interaction to make progress  Partner, Teacher  
(970) 488-7121 

History of Rock and Roll, F

​ reshman-Seniors 
Andrew Schauer, Teacher 
Lesson planning and classroom management make for a challenging (and 
(970) 988-0226 
consistently fun) elective course with many struggling freshman